New Things In Wall Paper And Frames In St Louis
Hall and Martin report from St Louis on a Toceras Congress of Military Surgeons. Major Seaman describes Russian prep failures before war in the far East and contrasts with Japanese organization. He notes high disease losses in Russia and argues sanitation saved lives.
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St Louis
Far East
Ins Sb
Seaman
U.S
Toceras Congress of Militaza
Henas
Macburia
Russia
Sodom
Gomerrai
Port Arthur
Vladivostok
Orient
Galake
Loss in canteen fuels Army woes in park report
Washington reports the Chickamauga and Chatta no na tional park commission notes health of the Seventh cavalry over two years. The dispatch cites discards linked to vile conditions around army vests after canteen abolition and post exchange influences, including surreptitious liquor sales in resorts.
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Washington
Get
Chickamauga and Chattanooss National Park Commission
Wire Department
H. V. Boyton
Chineuia
Seventh Cavalry
Sky In
McCausland and Surroundings Report Local Goings On
McCausland residents traveled to Princeton for a Jody evangelist meeting at the Presbyterian church and reported good pay for the trip. Dr. Peters of Low Moor visited Dr. Sweezey. About ten wagonloads of potatoes moved from Scott County to Clinton County, with local markets for potato and corn product. George McDowell sought two horses. rally attendance was high with speakers A B George Clinton and W Huntunn county attorney candidate delivering strong, factual addresses. D O McCausland plans another land-seeker trip to South Dakota. coal supply for winter seen by street directors. Jane Smith of Camariche and Eddy Helle attended St Louis exposition.
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Algansnod
McCausland
Princeton
Jody
Presbyterian Church
Peters
Low Moor
Sweezey
Scott County
Ciinick County
Henickboring
Fred Rusche
George McDowell
Sumit
Evenine
A. B. George
Clinton
Wtty Fitikh
W. Hiuntunn
Daver
Dawson
Congress
Wise Luelly
C. H Murphy
Baulyr Township
Murphy
Stroet
D. O McCausland
South Dakota
Clem
Dr. Sweezey
Jane Smith
Camariche
Eddy Helle
St. Louis Exposition
Tr City Florists Club Meeting Amid Death News
The Tr City Florists and Ornamental Horticulture Society faces a meeting as two members die. Mrs Thomas Waitkey of Lafetty and John Temple of Davenport are noted, with reports on incorporating the organization to be presented. A telegraph confirms the sudden death of Andrew Schwertz in Denver.
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Tr- City
George Farber
Theo Dswaldt
National Society
Hammond
Ind
Thomas Waitkey
Lafetty
John Temple
Davenport
Angel
Speenh
Fig
Nas
Warton Reune of
Whiting
Sterday
Andrew Schwertz
Denver
Colo
Life Underwriters Meet In Indianapolis To Fight Rebates
About 200 members of the National Association of Life Underwriters convene in Indianapolis for their fifteenth annual gathering. Mayor Holman greets delegates while J Z Price and President Ward address the opening session. The executive report shows 123 local associations with 1,695 members. A De Boer paper favors optimistic views on life insurance practice in the U S.
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Fudianapolis
Lad
National
Allowation of Life Underwriters
United States
F A de Boer
Vermont
B. Sartelle
Massachusetts
D. M. Baker
Chicago
J. A. Juzney
Chicago Association
George Lueders Named Receiver in Iowa Bank Case
In the state of Iowa B Carroll auditor of state vs New Liberty Savings Bank a petition for a receiver has been filed. George Lueders was appointed by Judge Horse and a bond set at $23,000. Attorney Gerrard Chas W Mullen approves the action for a receiver.
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Iowa
B. Carroll
New Liberty Savings Clant
Gerrat Chas
W. Mullen
George Lueders
Insurance policy shared by four New York firms
Four leading New York insurers agree to share a $500,000 life policy on Mrs. Charles Nadher of the Boston store Chicago. One company takes $200,000 and the other three $100,000 each. The applicant preferred a straight policy without a savings feature. Only a few women reportedly carry such large coverage.
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New York
Charles Nadher
Boston
Chicago
Helen M
Court denies jurisdiction in ballot petition case
Springfield Ul Oct 18 The eu Bremte court denied former Representative TR L Mejtins ky motion to file a petition for a writ of mandamus against Secretary of State Rose ce to place a name on the official ballot as candidate of the democratic party for member of the Minnesota House in District Treaty-second Chief Justice Ricks said the Supreme Court had no jurisdiction.
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Springfield
TR L Mejtins Ky
Letve
Rose Ce
Minnois House
Treaty-second District
Ricks
Supreme Court
County crimes before board of paroles
Springfield Oct 12 board of pardons considers county cases listing defendants Emanuel Zuckerman larceny Michael J. Sampson farmers George W. Sere r manslaughter Harry Rowden murder John Antasome murder Thos McNally murder Noel Bull burglary John Catfay robbery John Sherman robbery Marjie Henry murder Michael C. Jennings murder Gustave Moth er
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Springfield
Board of Partons
Considera- Men
Ermanuel Zuckerman
Michuel AJ. Smmpson
Geo. W. Serer
Harry Rowden
John Antasome
Thos, McNally
Noel Bull
John Catfay
John Sherman
Marjie Henry
Wichael C. Jennings
Gustave Moth
Priest to Pay Widow Money in Iowa Case
A jury awarded Mc Veronica Burba Rey ten thousand dollars against Rev Julio Brose for supposed negligence. The priest, accused of criminal carelessness after a bottle of carbolic acid was displayed to a horse, denies the charge and a new trial motion has been filed.
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New Moines
Get
Julio Brose
Fivor
Veronica Burba Rey
Brose
Duncan
Mre Burdit
State to sue to recover Sun treasury shortages
Gov Iiley ordered Attorney General Coleman to pursue action to recover shortages found in the Sun treasury. Twelve counties examined the shortage totaling over 7.56 dollars with 2.00 dollars last year missing, diverted into the treasury.
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Yepeka
Kan
Iiley
Sun Treasury
Coleman
Aad
Indictment Likely in Mulligan Poison Case
Lexington Kentucky Qet 13 The grand jury will finish its investigation into the Mulligan poison case today. An indictment is believed to be returned. The censure by former Judge Mulligan of two Chicago private detectives has limited the detectives' activities in the case.
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Lexington
Mullgan
Mulligan
Chicago
Alderman Threatened With Boiling Water Over Street Grade
Davenport Alderman Lindholm of the Sixth ward reports tense interviews on LeClaire Street near Tenth as residents sign a petition to oppose a grade change. A woman threatened to use boiling water if he returned, though he notes signatures will proceed per ordinance. The alderman kept calm and plans to push the grade despite the incident.
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Lindholm
Davenport
LeClaire Street
Tenth
Aldermas
Lecinite Street
Dramatic Mullaneys at Burtis Draws Crowded House
A Davenport report notes Dramatic Mullaneys performed at Burtis with Arte Dunn and Erminie Earle as leads. Dunn provides lively intrusions with Hartack, the play has little plot but strong jokes and notable musical acts. Cecime, Decimo, and the Ellery band receive praise, while the program promises a strong Burris Monday show and mentions upcoming plays by MacDonough and a rural company.
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Mullaneys
Burtis
Arte Dunn
Erminie Earle
Dunn
General Hartack
Davenport
Arde Cope
Former Chicagoan SLAIN Corrington Heirs Win Suit
In Seattle two years after moving from Chicago Francs M Finch accidentally shot himself while cleaning a revolver at his Denny Way home. The gun discharged wounding his stomach leading to his death. In Peoria the Carrington will case verdict grants the estate, valued at 250000, to the heirs and plans an appeal to the state supreme court.
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Corrington
Seattle
Wash
M . Finch
Chicago
Denny Way
Peoria, M
Carrington
Supreme Court
Young Harris Injured By Coal Car In Dubuque Fall
George Harris an 18 year old Breeport migrant with another boy was struck by a moving coal train near the Illinois Central yards in Dubuque. He grabbed a car handle, fell, sustaining a head injury and leg strain. Surgeons at Mercy Hospital reported uncertain recovery as his family is notified.
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Dubuque
George Harris
Harris
Chim
Breeport
Sean
Ilinois
Round House
Bos
Brownson
Iekent
Mercy Hospital
Brownsor
Miami Followers Despondent Before Cincinnati Game
Miami University football fans are discouraged on the eve of a key game against Cincinnati. The team is light and weak with limited substitutes, after a poor showing against Hamilton and a shaky schedule. many supporters doubt improvement will occur and would cancel remaining games if possible.
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Hamilton
University of Cincinatti
Miami University
Geath Smith
Captain Murphy
Miami Met
Chia
Miami
Dow
Hamilton ¥. M. C. A
Ama
Memilton
Oxford
Eame
Ohio State University
Mimi
Cincinnnati
Alty Paints
Winnss
Cleveland in Campaign at Carnegie Hall Oct 13
New York announces Grover Cleveland will preside at a mass meeting in Carnegie Hall on Oct 13. Ex President Cleveland may attend only this one appearance in the campaign. John G Carlisle is expected to deliver the principal speech as the event is billed the most important party meeting in New York.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Parker and Davis Association
Carnegie Hall
National Committee
Treasury
John G. Carlisle
Maine Heiress Weds Toledo Doctor After Train Romance
Miss Helen Deering, Maine's wealthiest debutante heiress, marries Dr George Luck Love of Toledo at her home in Saco. Deering and brother are said to have inherited about 2 million dollars from her lumber-family father, after meeting on a Western passenger train during a tour.
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Helen Deering
Maine
George Luck Love
Toledo
Mel Deering
Donde
Doldars From the Estate of Her Father A One-Time Dame Lumber Xing. She Met Dr
Love One
West
Poison Eater Experiments Begin in Washington Hall
Washington reports that Nor Wiley of the agricultural department will restart tests on adulterated food with a class of twelve poison eaters starting November 1. For eight months the volunteers will receive government supplied meals while capsules of adulterants are secretly added in staggered intervals. Most from last year’s group volunteered again despite earlier warnings of mineral effects.
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Washington
Nor. Wiley
Agricultural Department
Weitth
Burlington Journal Suspends Publication in 1880s Sale
The Burlington Evening Journal, founded in 1883 by George Dunran then mayor, suspended publication on Saturday. It was sold that spring by Phimbe Bros. who lost $5,000 in the attempt to keep the paper going.
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Burlington
No Change In Weather Predicted In Vermont Snow Storm Report
Weather forecast notes no change in conditions across regions with rising river levels and widespread rain. Snow reported at Northfield Vermont and showers with thunderstorms noted along the eastern Rocky Mountain slope and Missouri valley amid variable temperatures across western Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Vermont
Generl Raine
Rocky Mountain District
Davenport
Toan
Missouri Valley
Northfield
Minnesota
Fairbanks to Speak in Chicago Harvest Eve Rally
Senator Fairbanks will address the Republican gathering in Chicago at the Harvest Home festival held at the Marquette club followed by a banquet for about 2000 guests. Local leaders including Speaker Cannon and Congressman Watson of Indiana will attend and Chicago prep for a new city directory campaign.
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Chirago
E. L. Lampson
Ohio
I. J. Rounlaze
Marquette Club
Washington Arrear
Roosevelt and Fearbanks League
Markeet Street
F. Markell
Saltimore
AM. Hardy
Washington
Bourke Cochran
Selslal
Parker
Chico
Charles A.towne
John G. Carlisle
Boodlers Sent to Prison in Bribery Case
St. Louis dated report says Chas FF Kelly former speaker of the state assembly and Chas Av Gotke former member were sentenced to terms in the penitentiary for involvement in the bribery case. Kelly received two years for perjury and Gotke five years for bribery.
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St. Louis
Chas, FF
Kelly
Tower House
Uwmupie
Pa Assembly
Chas Av Gotke
Gike
Braves Nuns To Find Bride In Indiana Siege
Armed with a marriage license and writ of habeas corpus Harry Little of Bristol and his father, with sheriff, invaded the Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart at Fort Wayne to seize Miss Carrie Delong, his fiancée. she had been sent home days earlier.
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Fort Warne Ind
Qet
Snow Falls in Empire State Across Several Towns
Snow, the first of the season, fell yesterday in Albury Schenectady and several other towns in New York state. Weather brief notes indicate rapid accumulation and seasonal onset across counties.
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Empire State
New York
Albury
Schenectady
Rejection of bids approved on coal lands in South McAlester
Washington October 13 Secretary Hitchcork approved the Choctaw and Chickasaw Commission board recommendation to reject all bids recently filed for coal lands in the South McAlester district. He has not decided whether to readvertise before Congress convenes. The action reflects a debate over bidding limits favoring large corporations over individual investors, as appraisals for 560 acres reach about 350,060 dollars.
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Washington
Hitchcork
Clicknawool Combusvion
McAlester
Bil
Hitchcock
Ackley City Council Faces Tax Ledger Dispute
Ackley city officials confront resignations of council members John Nix and F. Wait tied to tax collection tensions involving Major Dan Tiler. Tiler defends timing of his accounting reports set for November 1 and cites a council vote turning over over $270 in water tax funds.
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Ackley, In
Ackley
Sioux City chief elected great sachem at Red Men meet
John Dineen, police chief of Sioux City, was unanimously elected great sachem of the Town of the Improved Order of Red Men, succeeding W. L. Allen of Pella. R. G. Prielye of Des Moines won great senior sagamore, O. Wheeler of Denison chosen great junior sagamore with 77 votes to 44 for J. B. Knotts. Lirmo Dias and F. A. Day won keeper positions, Prielye to succeed as great sachem next year.
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Des Moines
John Dineén
Sioux City
Order of Red
W.L. Allen
Pella
R. G. Prielig
Sagamore
O W. Wheeler
Denison
J. B. Knotts
Lucas
A. Lirmodias
Folk Leaders Speak in Nebraska Campaign Stop
In Montgomery county at Montwonery, Colonel Bryan Joseph Folk and Prof Mantin spoke to residents. Vandivar faced questions after omitting Cook in praise of the national and state tickets, then promised to visit Nebraska for five speeches before the election.
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Montgomery
WI. Bryan
Joseph W. Folk
J. B. Mantin
Vandivar
Montwonery County
Vandiver
Cook
St. Loui
Bia
Brean
Folle Tha
Nebraska
Claim No 1 Row Settled in Lawton Connecticut
The case over claim No 1 for condemned railroad blocks is settled. Oliver M Powers and the Frisco Railroad Company agreed on a payment of 10638.96 dollars. The Woods estate received excess appraised value over twenty thousand dollars, later cut by the courts.
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Lawton
Clain No
Oliver M. Powers
Frisco Ratroad Company
Powers
R. Woods
Ralrasd Company Woniegmed
Ames Water Works Tax Passes For City Bond Extension
Ames Indiana October 18 at a special election the city voted four to one to bond $23,000 for extending the waterworks system. Voter turnout was light with about one fourth of legal voters voting. The sewer system partial work is halted pending the water supply action. completion will yield a strong sewer and water system in the state.
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Ames
Closing Gambling Houses In Southern District
United States officials raided several alleged gambling houses in Anmore Idaho on October 12 and burned fixtures in the streets. Judge Dicker son issued an order that all gambling must close in the southern district.
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Anmore
I. T
United States Oficials
Racenty
Dickerson
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